Hypnosis

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Hypnosis for pain relief and surgery

Wednesday, August 29th, 2007

In “Hypnosis eases breast cancer surgery pain: study” Reuters reports that women -
… who received hypnosis needed less anesthesia during the operation, reported less pain afterward and their procedures took less time. They spent 11 minutes less in surgery, amounting to $773 per patient in reduced surgical costs, according to the study published in […]

Hypnosis Uses: pain relief, public speaking, and creativity

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007

Because of the close body-mind connection, hypnosis has a wide range of uses. Aside from the common use of hypnosis for weight loss and stopping smoking, hypnosis can be used for anesthesia, stress, and learning disorders.
If your child has challenges in school for example, a few sessions of hypnosis may help him to study more […]

Fast Hypnosis - instant suggestibility

Monday, July 9th, 2007

Want fast hypnosis? This is certainly possible, if you become an expert at self-hypnosis. One of the tactics you can use is called “anchoring“, which helps you to get back into a mind state.
For example, under hypnosis you may have given yourself (or the hypnotherapist may have given you), suggestions to behave in a certain […]

Ericksonian Hypnosis - indirect suggestions and story telling

Monday, July 2nd, 2007

Today, a widely accepted means of hypnosis, called Ericksonian hypnosis, is used in many different applications.
In traditional hypnosis the hypnotherapist giving direct commands to a patient that is in a trance, or an extremely relaxed state of consciousness. These commands are said in a powerful manner. The Ericksonian hypnosis process can either use the trance […]